A comprehensive multidisciplinary survey of conspiracy theory studies, featuring over forty expert contributors. The work examines the history, psychology, and global variations of conspiratorial narratives through a scholarly and balanced lens.
A definitive reference work compiling the myths, legends, and oral literature of the African continent. It provides a comprehensive view of regional cosmogonies, trickster cycles, and the social function of the storyteller in African history.
A foundational taxonomic guide to the folktales of Japan, indexed by the father of Japanese folklore studies. The work examines the structure, themes, and motifs of traditional oral narratives as a means of understanding the common history of the Japanese people.
